Synonyms and antonyms of Money involved in gambling in British Thesaurus

chip (noun)

a small piece of plastic used instead of money when gambling (=playing games for money)

jackpot (noun)

a large amount of money that someone wins in a card game, the lottery, or another game involving money

kitty (noun)

an amount of money that is collected by the people playing a game that is paid to the winner

pot (noun)

an amount of money that people share or compete for, especially in a card game

rollover (noun)

a situation in which no one wins the prize money from a lottery competition and it is added on to the money for the next competition

smart money (noun)

informal money that is likely to win a bet or make a profit because it is bet or invested by people with a lot of knowledge about the situation

stakes (noun)

an amount of money that you risk losing when you try to guess the result of a race or competition

starting price (noun)

British in a horse or dog race, the odds of a particular runner just before the race starts, representing the amount of money that you will win if you bet on it

winnings (noun)

money that you win